(122) Emily Dickinson – THREE weeks passed since I had seen her

THREE weeks passed since I had seen her,—

Some disease had vexed;

’T was with text and village singing

I beheld her next,

 

And a company—our pleasure

To discourse alone;

Gracious now to me as any,

Gracious unto none.

 

Borne, without dissent of either,

To the parish night;

Of the separated people

Which are out of sight?

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